Court ruling on obscenity may not curb pornography flow
Following the Supreme Court obscenity decision, several porn venues have closed in Detroit and Milwaukee, but many theaters and bookstores remain open pending local guidance. Prosecutors see potential for easier cases while others warn of uneven impact across states and communities. Noted figures praise the ruling for symbolic value and moral governance.
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Fire kills 29 in New Orleans flash blaze
A flash fire in the French Quarter killed 29 people and injured 15, as firefighters aided survivors. Patrons upstairs escaped by leaping to safety. The cause remains undetermined as investigators begin work.
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New Orleans
Drastic shortages loom as price freeze bites poultry outlook
Industry spokesmen warn leaner days ahead with meat and eggs rising as farmers cut output. A 60 day price freeze on retail foods strains producers amid soaring feed costs, while forecasts speak of eggs near one dollar a dozen and fewer broilers. Regulators probe if freezes trigger shortages.
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Georgia Poultry Association
Bruce Hettle
Poultrymen’s Cooperative Association
California
Cost of Living Council
Senate Agriculture Committee
Nuclear pact inked as Nixon Brezhnev close summit
Nixon and Brezhnev wrapped a 40 hour summit with a 17 page communique pledging to bury the cold war and possibly sign a permanent treaty within six to eight months. Brezhnev praised space crew and praised Nixon in a nationwide TV address as both sides look toward Moscow talks.
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Paris
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White House
Nine accords signed at summit between Nixon and Brezhnev
The Associated Press reports nine pacts signed last week covering nuclear restraint, arms limits and energy cooperation, transportation, air travel, culture exchanges, commerce cooperation, taxation, agriculture, and oceanography with joint study and bilateral ties.
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Leonid
Brezhnev
Rogers and Brezhnev see end to cold war thaw
Secretary of State Rogers and Soviet leader Brezhnev agree the cold war is nearing its end. Rogers predicts American support for Nixon Brezhnev actions and expects softer Soviet rhetoric after the Nixon Brezhnev summit.
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Brezhnev
Washington
William P. Rogers
Leonid
Ohio set to allow state to be sued under new Court of Claims plan
Ohio legislators consider creating a Court of Claims to hear damages against the state. The measure would allow suits for wrongful acts or omissions and would appoint a judge by the chief justice of the Ohio Supreme Court. A three judge panel would handle more complex cases, with appeals to state courts up to the Ohio Supreme Court.
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Offio State Bar Association
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Alan E.norris
Westerville
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Ohio Supreme Court
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Court of Claims
Court of Common Pleas
Supreme Court
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Frank J. Lausche
Protests over Soviet Jews as Brezhnev arrives in France
Paris demonstrations staged by the French Committee for Support to Soviet Jews protest the fate of Jews in the Soviet Union on the eve of Leonid Brezhnev’s arrival after talks in the United States. Irish Republic installs Erskine Childers as president amid conciliation.
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Connors
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UPI
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Leonid
France
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Dublin
Irish Republic
Erskine Childers
Ramon de Valera
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Sisters of Charity
Viet POW exchange resumes after two month deadlock
Viet Cong and Saigon government reached a timetable to resume prisoner of war exchanges ending two months of stalemate. In truce developments Saigon reports 61 ceasefire violations in the past 24 hours, with three small ground attacks and shelling near Saigon causing three deaths and seven injuries. Indira Gandhi to meet Edward Heath in London during return from Canada. In Kentucky Edd yville prison hostages freed after 18 hours. convicts surrender and yield two knives and soldering tools.
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UPI
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London
Indira Gandhi
Canada
Edward Heath
Eddyville
Kentucky State Penitentiary
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